I think they're tender shots and there's a real sense of togetherness in some".
For example, a goal tender who faced 120 shots and allowed 10 goals would have a save percentage of (120-10)/120.917 0.917.
The best work is the most straightforward and includes Barbara Bosworth's almost impossibly tender shot of an indigo bunting, a tiny concentration of cerulean nestled in a woman's hand.
Where the biophysical science is well developed, such auctions should be relatively straightforward to implement and participate in, and have the potential to provide significantly better outcomes than standard 'one-shot' tenders.
Although Tracy warms to an awkward boy in her class (Matthew Shear), and they earn a few tender moments, the tenderness is snapped by a single shot, in which she sees him holding hands with another girl.
From the street, blown up, you can see Patrick Litchfield's very first test shot of the tender 16-year-old for British Vogue, side by side with a photograph of the mature beauty taken some 43 years later.
A rare tender moment in this ballet shot through with the sounds of a cash register, pinball machine, machine gun fire.
The solution was administered into each tender-point as a single shot during 10 s.
Now she is half shrink, half photographer, and her photos fill a tender niche, somewhere between glamour head shot (trying too hard), drunken wedding snapshot ("That's me on the lower left"), and transmogrified author photo (see Jonathan Franzen).
The sandwiches consisted of two six-inch Portuguese rolls piled with tender Black Angus sliced steak, a shot of hot sauce and creamy mascarpone.
Dazzlingly shot and spiked with tender ironies, this brief encounter between romance and sociology confirms its star Valeria Bruni-Tedeschi as one of the current names to watch.
